TIL that There are still great apps to play local music
Whether on macOS, iOS, or linux, there are still great apps to play local music for those of us who don’t want to subscribe to music streaming services.
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The tough reality of being a “glue person”…
The tough reality of being a “glue person”:
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20 Things I’ve Learned as a Systems (Over) Thinker
This list has received positive feedback.
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BandLab – Make Music Online
The cloud platform where musicians and fans create music, collaborate, and engage with each other across the globe
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Automatic Kobo and Kindle eBook Arbitrage
This post will show you how to programmatically get the cheapest possible price on eBooks from Kobo. Background Amazon have decided to stop letting customers download their purchased eBooks onto their computers. That means I can’t strip the DRM and read on my non-Amazon eReader. So I guess I’m not spending money with Amazon any […]
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Evercade | Official Website | Retro Games Consoles
The Evercade is a Retro Gaming system – Designed to bring back the authentic experience of buying classic video games in cartridge form.
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NoisyToys – Learning Through the Creative Exploration of Sound
Noisy Toys run workshops, stage shows, interactive installations, participatory demonstrations, drop-ins, performances, walk-around acts and other engagement activities. Science communication (especially physics), Making, e-waste and sustainability awareness, STEM, STEAM, noise, chaos, empowerment, Noise, repair, NOISE.
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Calodin
Calodin is a calory tracking app that integrates with HealthKit. It is intended for extremely simple calory tracking, for those who don’t need many fancy features.
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We are destroying software –
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